The art of conversation

Having a conversation is something so dear and close to me. It includes many elements like the flow of the conversation, the interesting topics, the expression of feelings, the exchange of body language signals, the acceptance of persons involved and how people evolve and come out after having the conversation.

Also the art of conversation is a platform people use for many reasons like getting to know each other, expressing hard or soft feelings, discussing doubts and worries, inspiring new ideas and thoughts, resolving conflicts and arguments and probably spending time with each other.

The worst thing that usually happens is when a person decides to close off and not participate in the conversation. There could be many reasons like the fear of getting hurt, avoiding tensed arguments, trying to maintain the peace or maybe because it is just too much for you to handle.

Well I don’t recommend people to jump in every conversation there is. But I encourage you to start or join the conversation when you have an important point to offer. It doesn’t matter if the other person won’t listen, rejects your idea, judges you or doesn’t understand. What matters is your input towards the conversation and willingness to contribute and make a change. The conversation’s outcome could vary but its dynamics and flow could interestingly shape the participants’ worldviews and cause even 1% change and impact.